Reviewed by Branislay "Bane" Babovic, 95%. "Cataclysm is a visual masterpiece, and from the very start, the game is graphically very well designed."

Reviewed by Matt Plumb, 5 stars. "Cataclysm is a must-have for fans of the original and new players alike." Also contains screenshots.

Review by Ben Carter, 8/10. "On average though, I would say that Cataclysm is marginally better than the original."

Reviewed by Rory "Hubris" McGuire, 93%. "Graphics, music and gameplay, all form into a near-perfect game worthy of the test of time."

Reviewed byMajor Gamer, A+. "What strikes me as so delightful about Cataclysm is not just the action nor merely the graphics, and it's more than the well-constructed storyline."

Reviewed by Matt Blackburn, 4 stars. "It's immersive, difficult, and carries more micro-management opportunities (the strength, in my opinion of all good RTS games) than anything I've seen to-date."

Reviewed by Elliot Chin, 8.9/10.0. "Veterans of the first game will also be quick to notice some interface changes and gameplay enhancements. However, Homeworld's beautiful graphics, top-notch sound, and 3D play mechanics remain intact." Also contains screenshots and cheats.

Reviewed by Nate "Lokust" Timperley, 91%. "Barking Dog has delivered a very enjoyable extension to the Homeworld universe, offering a look into what happened after the Kushan race made its fateful journey across thousands of light-years to find its way home."

Reviewed by Michael Lafferty, 8.5/10. "Sierra's Cataclysm picks up the Homeworld universe and propels it forward in fine style."

Reviewed by Ryan Thompson, A-. "Barking Dog's attention to detail and their sincere desire to improve almost every aspect of the original has resulted in an extremely solid title that easily stands up to any real-time strategy game released this year."

Reviewed by Justin Bracken, 90%. "Superb graphics, sound, cut-scenes, and abundant atmosphere combine to make Cataclysm a potential winner for the RTS game of the year." Also contains screenshots.

Reviewed by Dan Admas, 9.2/10. "Not better, not worse, just different and still a whole lot of fun."